Considering the property’s size and location, the list price of £895,000 is not unreasonable compared to similar properties, although it’s important to consider the significant renovation costs involved. The lack of detailed sqft information for comparable listings prevents an exact comparison. The high price for the significant amount of required renovation work and the lack of comparable properties means a moderate score is given.

The photos reveal a property in need of significant refurbishment. While the historical architecture is attractive, many rooms show signs of disrepair and outdated fixtures. The overall state requires substantial investment to reach a modern standard, hence the relatively low score.

The property is situated in Plympton, Plymouth, a desirable area in Devon. Its proximity to Plympton Castle, a library, swimming pool, and the A38 dual carriageway enhances its accessibility and appeal. The presence of several schools within a short distance further adds to its family-friendly location. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities and potential noise/traffic issues from the A38 prevents a higher score.

The property boasts substantial grounds, as evidenced by the aerial photographs. The extensive land surrounding the buildings is a significant asset, suitable for various development or landscaping possibilities. The substantial size of the plot justifies a high score in this category.